Hotel Americano Trujillo

Pizarro 764 Trujillo, Peru

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Huaca day

A travel blog entry by mrjoe

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After Huanchaco, Alicia and I took a bus into the nearby city of Trujillo and decided to stay at the characterful Hotel Americano. This large hotel was rather scruffy but cheap and with enormous rooms. From the grand entrance and lobby we guessed this must have once been an exclusive place to stay but has since fallen into disrepair. From Trujillo …

Peruvian Claim To Lake Titicaca.

A travel blog entry by quinnyynwa

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Donald's original plans for his travels of South America hadn't included Bolivia, and therefore hadn't included the Bolivian side of Lake Titicaca either (good job Sahib persuaded him otherwise). Puno however, was on his original plans and upon arrival we sort of understood why. Again, arriving at nightfall we saw the lights of the city below, but …

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Five Short Weeks

A travel blog entry by katrinawm

... to see.

Other than that I started making a blade for a 2.5kW turbine and sorted some black sand (magnetic sand) from normal sand. The magnetic sand was mixed with resin to make a plate that would go behind the coils to increase the amount of electricity produced. This worked but Michael stills needs to consider if the extra electricity produced is worth the production costs of the plate.

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Temples on Temples

A travel blog entry by becca_john2011

... and his group) around the camp fire and then most people went off to bed but a few of us went up to the top of the sand dune and lay there and looked up at the clearest sky of stars. There were lots of Constellations although I was never quite sure which stars John was referring to.

19th of November

We spent the day visiting 2 archaeological sites:

Chan Chan Ruins – The ruins ...

Leaving Huaraz for the coast

A travel blog entry by griffs-on-tour

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... only feels sick when she’s not driving herself!) The road down was cut through dangerous unstable rock evidenced by dozens of rockfalls on the road. Frequently it was clear that they should have tried harder to cut the rock above the road at an angle instead of vertical but I guess labour is so cheap it works out cheaper having people clearing rocks from the roads round the clock! As we got to the bottom ...